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Tempo , Issue 140 , March 1982 , pp. 35 - 39
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References

page 36 note 1 ‘An Interview with John Cage’ by Cope, David, in The Composer, Vol. 9–10, pp. 11–12 Google Scholar.

page 36 note 2 Wergo 60074.

page 36 note 3 There are actually many more than 33 questions.

page 37 note 4 Some of Cage's indeterminate pieces will sound very similar from performance to performance, and many have a Cage ‘style’ which includes and goes beyond sound.

page 38 note 1 ‘In Search of the Historical Taverner’, TEMPO 101 (1972), pp.40–52 Google Scholar.